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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
7
Official bulletin notes growing demand for flax seed in Montana. Officials report tighter supplies and urge farmers to consider expanding flax production to meet rising domestic use and export interest.
Circular 118 from Montana State College argues favorable conditions for flax acreage in Montana. It notes high US flax seed demand, tariff protection, and limited flax growing areas. Drought, weeds, seed beds, and grasshoppers are cited as major challenges to Montana flax yields.
A Montana State College survey by St J Selby examines when gas tractors aid profits, noting tractors’ infancy, past expansion during wartime, shift to smaller models, and the need to compare total costs of tractor work with horse labor for fair judgments.
Science questions why plant varieties vary in disease resistance. Despite extensive work, no comprehensive answer exists. Wheat stem rust shows many forms. sap acidity cannot explain all rust resistance phenomena.
Dr. Tsuyoshi Tamura superintendent of parks in Japan visits Rainier National Park during a tour of American national parks. He meets with local officials and inspects park facilities in Paradise Valley as part of his itinerary.
By J H Puellcher president American Bankers Association. The Federal Reserve System is hard to understand yet crucial for a first class commercial nation. Minor mistakes are blamed, but the system’s overall usefulness outweighs errors, which can be corrected with time and experience.
A pamphlet and questionnaire issued by the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association promotes cooperative farm marketing. It highlights success and failure cases, stresses banker leadership in rural progress, and urges farmers to organize for better production and marketing to restore agriculture’s central role in national affairs. Howard Leonard, president of the Illinois Agricultural Association, advocates organization and cooperation as essential to modern agriculture.
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